New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-07-27
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
Winona 4 ST. Petef & E

NOS ana Oally. All Otners 0Slly
except Sunday.
c. w. H. HEIDEMAN, Agent.
The Roller Mill is shut down for re-
pairs.
Mrs. Jos. Bobleter is here visiting with
her mother.
The infant daughter of A. Gag died
Thursday.
Mic. Gulden entertained q surprise
party from New Ulm Sunday.
Chas. Albrecht, St. Paul, is staying
with Col. Pfaender and family.
Franz Weber of Lafayette celebrated
his birthday lately. He is now 81 years
of age.
Mrs. E. McKittrick was at Minneton.
ka. Miss Hedwig Rudolph visits in St.
Paul.
Mrs. H. Vogelpohl jr. celebrated her
birthday last Sunday by giving pleas.
ant party.
Alois Huelskamp of Fairfax was
made happy by the arrival of a twelve
pound boy.
H. Hanschen was injured by pump
) handle striking his head, last week.
II .I, ~ - ErS< no ho
Improving rapidly.
Mr., F. G. Cooke formerly of this
place, but now resident of DEBORAH,
Ia, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Popp, part of last week.
The St. Peter, Mankato, Red Wing and
other eastern papers state, that Chinch
bugs made their appearance in swarms
last week Monday and Tuesday.
/ Mr.. P. Kuetzing who has been visit
ing with his brother Frank during last
week left for his home i'll Minneapolis
Friday accompanied by his family.
The finn of Mueller & Essen has been
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. Muel-
Ter will continue the business. Mr.. Es.
sen will open cigar factory in Man
kato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heilig, of Cincinnati,
are the guests of MIR. and Mrs. P.
scherer. Mrs. Heilig had the misfor.
tune to sprain her ankle Saturday while
jumping out of buggy.
Mrs. Anna Christina Peterson, of
Sleepy Eye, aged AZ years, was examined
before the Judge of Probate Thursday
and adjudged insane. She was taken
to St. Peter the same day.
Emanuel Schnobrich has opened a
meat market at Gaylord. The people
of Gaylord are fortunate in having Mani
as butcher. He can tell good beef
when ne sees it and will always furnish
his customers with the best the m arket
affords.
g Mr.. Otto Lehman of Lafayette broth
er Claus. Lehman of New Ulm died
Wednesday last. The funeral occurred
Thursday and was largely attended.
Deceased was 63 years old and was one
Of the pioneers of Lafayette.
A little rumpus occurred in Goose
town Saturday evening. Two women
whipped each others husbands because
of qusrrel about some geese. White
winged peace has settled over that part
OF the city again and the residents
breathe easier
DR.. Chas. Berry left for four weeks
trip to Spokane Falls and other western
towns Sunday evening. The Doctor
has promised to write the REVIEW how
he is impressed with the country and
our readers can be assured of some very
interesting letters.
On Friday, July 10, early in the morn.
ing, the large double store building,
owned by II. F. Thoele & Sons. general
merchants and Otto Steinke, hardware
merchants at Gaylord were consumed
by fire. The loss is estimated at sl2. 900.
with only little Insurance.
Dr.. A. Koehne has contracted with
Mr.. w. R. Shields of Dakota for 12O
first class draft horses 70 no aol;yorod
at New Ulm between now and next
fall. Mr.. Koehne is dealing quite ex-
tensively in horses and will purch ase
them at the highest market price. Far
mers who have spare stock will do well
to see the doctor, but they must bring
none but first class stock as he does
not deal in inferior quality animals.
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